Express Yourself Gallery 1 | John A. Griner IV, Wauwatosa, WI had to rise early to get this beautiful sunrise photograph of the famous Split Rock Lighthouse at Split Rock State Park in Two Rivers, Minnesota. The only technical information that John supplied was his choice of film; Fujichrome Velvia. 2 | Helen V. Lynch, Countryside, IL used her trusty Canon A1 35mm SLR to photograph this orange mirror cat (not to be confused with a meerkat). No exposure information was provided. 3 | Ray Thibaut, Kenton, OH photographed this train with a tripod-mounted Nikon D70 digital SLR using an 18–70mm lens at the 38mm focal length setting. His exposure was 1/20 at f/8. Ray made his print on an Epson Photo Stylus 2200 using matte black ink and Epson velvet fine-art paper. 4 | Dale S. Jewett, Denver, CO bought this orange sunflower from a florist, and made this beautiful image with his Rolliflex twin lens camera using Fujichrome Velvia. His exposure was 1/2 at f/22. He used a close-up attachment and tripod. 5 | Bob Gates, Jamesville, NY captured this orange monkey business in the snow at a city park in Syracuse, NY with a Canon EOS 10D digital SLR and a Canon 24–70L f/2.8 zoom at 70mm. His exposure was 1/250 at f/8. 6 | Larry Bollella, Livonia, MI used a Nikon N80 35mm SLR with a 35–80mm Nikkor lens to capture these flowers by window light. He shot at f/22 at 15 seconds for maximum depth of field. 7 | Tom Griffithe, Anaheim Hills, CA created this very orange image of Benjamin’s first pumpkin patch with a Fujifilm FinePix S602 digicam. He set the camera to ISO 200 and he estimates that his exposure was 1/200 at f/11. 8 | Lori Decker, Rogersville, MO used an amber filter to enhance this sunset shot taken with a Canon Rebel 2000 camera and Kodak Gold ISO 200 film.